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Two of the following reactions cannot occur under any circumstances and a third cannot occur by strong interactions. Find these and indicate a reason in each case

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5) Two of the following reactions cannot occur under any circumstances and a third cannot occur by strong interactions. Find these and indicate a reason in each case.

(a) K-+p-K®+n,
(b) z* +p– +K+E*,
(c) z¯ +p-K*+£°+x¯,
(d) z- +p-K-+£*,
(e) K°+p→K¯+p+x*,
|(f) p+p-7*+*+n¯+n¯+a*,
(g) z* +p-K°+E°+z* + K* +K",
|(h) K-+p-E*+n+x¯,
(i) z+p-I*+I- + K° + p+E+ +n
i) z- +p-I-+E° ÷p.

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